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Listings 1-2 of 2 Recommended Restaurants. go back.

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HOWARD WANG’S CHINA GRILL

4343 W. Northwest Hwy (Loop 12)
(214-366-1606)
Open Mon-Thur 11-10, Fri 11-11, Sat 11:30-11, Sun 11:30-10.
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Chinese

(From October 2011)

The elegant black-and-red decor belies the liveliness of the food here. As if the Thai rolls weren’t good enough—with their rice noodles, carrots, and sprouts—they got extra oomph from fresh basil. Mango chicken stir-fried in a tangy ginger sauce was a most generous entrée, the fresh fruit, crisp sugar snap peas, and candied walnuts (not too cloyingly sweet) adding a refreshing crunch. Bar. 

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ROYAL CHINA

Preston Royal Shopping Center, Preston Rd at Royal Ln, northeast corner
(214-361-1771)
Lunch Sun–Fri 11–2:30. Dinner Sun–Thur 4:30–9:30, Fri & Sat 4:30–10.
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Chinese

  

(From May 2012)

Asian "tostados" - shrimp, pepper, onion, avacado, and kicky mustard on crispy wontons - make a yummy alternative to the usual starter of hot and sour soup. We ordered satay skewers with beef, chicken, and vegetable; dumplings of pork, chives, and napa cabbage; and sesame chicken, crispy and bite-size, in a just-right sweet sauce. Watching the dumpling master throw his dough around is like watching a circus act; the kids love it. The ambience is rather elegant, but the service could use some tweaking. Bar.

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